A) no instrument backing B) quivering up and down slightly in pitch C) really high D)sliding from one note to another E)decorating the end of a phrase or bits of the tune

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Write down three ways backing singers preform

Could be: In harmony, In unison, Descant (higher part in time with the tune),Call and response

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How does the accompaniment complement the voice?

Accompaniment-reflects the theme of the vocals, usually lots of repetition. Voice- the story is the. It's important part of the ballad

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How many movements do classical concerto and classical symphony have?

Three. The first movement-sonata form and is brisk and purposeful. The second-ternary or variation form and is slower and song like. The third-rondo, variation or sonata form and is fast and cheerful. Symphonies have 4-minuet/scherzo(fast&dance like)

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What are the three phrases of sonata form?

Exposition-two contrasting themes (high/low or min/maj). Development- new harmonies and rhythms are developed (sequences, inversions or pedal notes) Recapitulation- exposition themes are repeated (might be some slight changes)

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What's the name of the final section in a sonata?

A coda-a section which concludes and brings the piece to a close

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Name two American cities which are famous for Jazz

New Orleans and Chicago

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Name two different types of jazz

Cool Jazz, Soul Jazz

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Name three different jazz instruments

Trumpets, trombone and clarinets

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What's improvisation?

Where a soloist makes up music on the spot

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What's the 12-bar blues?

A 12 bar chord sequence that was used in early jazz music (still used in some pop songs)

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Name a composer for Dixieland Jazz and the name of the song they composed

1) trill-lots of tiny notes (baroque-note above written note. Classical-starts on written note and goes down to note below) 2)Appoggiaturas clash with chord- an appoggiatura clashes with accompanying chord. 3)passing notes-link the notes before&after